11．When I lived in Canada，I _____ fish in a pond nearby on Sundays．（　　）
A．shouldB．couldC．mightD．would

分析 當(dāng)我住加拿大的時候，我星期天經(jīng)常會去附近的魚塘釣魚．

解答 答案D．
"should"應(yīng)該，竟然，萬一；"could"可能，能夠；"might"可能；"would"表示意愿或過去習(xí)慣性的動作．
根據(jù)句意，當(dāng)我住加拿大的時候，我星期天經(jīng)常會去附近的魚塘釣魚．故選D．

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